Paramedics treat one person after single-vehicle rollover near Qld border
Emergency crews have been called to a crash near the Qld-NSW border that has left a vehicle on its roof. DETAILS
Warwick
Don't miss out on the headlines from Warwick. Followed categories will be added to My News.
There’s been no rest for emergency services crews in the southwest, who attended a single-vehicle rollover near the Queensland border on Monday.
A Queensland Fire and Emergency Services spokesman said the first crew arrived to a single-vehicle on its roof about 9.30am.
It is believed the vehicle was driving along Warwick-Killarney Rd towards the Queensland border when it exited the road into a ditch and rolled onto its roof.
The QFES spokesman said no occupants were trapped in the vehicle when the crew arrived.
It is understood paramedics are on scene and treating one patient, believed to be the sole occupants of the vehicle.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said the male patient had suffered minor injuries and was taken to Warwick Hospital in a stable condition.
Originally published as Paramedics treat one person after single-vehicle rollover near Qld border
‘Friend to many’: Man killed, cattle put down after B-double horror
Tributes for a 56-year-old man killed in a collision with a B-double cattle truck car on the Warrego Highway.
Southwest soaked in 36-hour deluge
Parts of South West Queensland have witnessed a wet and wild 36 hours, with some areas recording overnight falls of up to 77mm. Here’s the latest forecast.
Murder accused’s odd admission as grim details emerge in trial
‘I’ll lay it out’: A Toowoomba man has pleaded not guilty to the alleged murder of his neighbour, with a jury at his trial told that the man made a surprising admission to police.
Picturesque South East Queensland campground hits the market
A grey nomads’ delight perched in picturesque South East Queensland has hit the market for an impressive price. DETAILS.
Major housing development proposed for Warwick suburb
Southern Downs Regional Council will now determine whether a proposed housing development the size of the playing turf of 12 MCGs will go ahead. Here’s what we know.
‘Believes in humanity’: The inspirational story behind our Aussie of the Year
Born and raised in a small town, our Queensland Australian of the Year went on to study at one of the state’s most prestigious high schools before founding a company that is revolutionising the workplace. This is his inspirational story.